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Module 5:  Quantitative Analysis for Competition Policy (targeted to working economists and postgraduate students specialising in Competition and Regulation) (12 a.h.1)

Outline of Course Contents
Prof. Frank VERBOVEN

 

A. General framework for measuring market power

  1. Market power and conduct with homogeneous products
    1. Traditional SCP paradigm
    2. Measuring market power when conduct is known
    3. Identification of conduct
    4. Applications
  2. Market power with differentiated products
    1. Representative consumer models, including multi-stage budgeting and distance-metric approach
    2. Discrete choice models, including logit, nested logit and random coefficients
    3. Applications


B. Applications and cases

  1. Relevant market definition
    1. The SSNIP-test
    2. Traditional approaches, including price correlation analysis and Elzinga-Hogarty test
    3. Critical loss analysis
    4. SSNIP-test with differentiated products
    5. Applications
  2. Merger analysis
    1. Price-concentration studies
    2. Simulation analysis
    3. Applications
  3. Cartels & damages, and other agreements
    1. Measuring price overcharge
    2. Measuring pass-on and output effect
    3. Vertical agreements
    4. Applications

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1a.h. = academic hour (50 minutes).



    

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